How to turn off the confirmation requirement by pressing Y/N on the CLI?

When executing the following operations in the CLI, you often need to confirm again. How can I turn off the reconfirmation and execute the command directly?

Example

[LEAF-1-Twenty-FiveGigE1/0/6]port link-mode bridge

The configuration of the interface will be restored to the default. Continue? [Y/N]:N

Example

<H3C>delete test1.cfg

Delete flash:/test1.cfg? [Y/N]:y

Deleting file flash:/test1.cfg... Done.

<H3C>

You can use terminal mmi-mode enable to enter machine-machine interaction (MMI) mode.  Please note that this function is only supported in newer versions. Please consult the command manual before using it.

terminal mmi-mode enable

Use terminal mmi-mode enable to enter machine-machine interaction (MMI) mode.

Use undo terminal mmi-mode enable to enter human-machine interaction mode.

Syntax

terminal mmi-mode enable

undo terminal mmi-mode enable

Default

The user is in human-machine interaction mode.

Views

User view

Predefined user roles

network-admin

Usage guidelines

Operating mechanism

In MMI mode, interactive commands that require confirmation by pressing Y/N, Y/N/C, or Enter in human-machine interaction mode do not require any confirmation. For example, when the reboot command is executed in human-machine interaction mode, you must press Y/N to proceed with the reboot operation. In MMI mode, the reboot operation is completed without requiring any confirmation after you execute the reboot command.

Restrictions and guidelines

·     If pausing between screens of output for the current CLI session has been enabled before you enter MMI mode, all output is displayed at a time and the screen is refreshed continuously until the final screen is displayed.

·     After you configure the configuration reauthentication enable command, disruptive commands that require reauthentication do not need to be confirmed again.

·     Commands that require strings to be input for execution still require manual input and confirmation.

Examples

# Enter MMI mode.

<Sysname> terminal mmi-mode enable

(M)<Sysname> system-view

(M)[Sysname]

# Exit MMI mode.

(M)<Sysname> undo terminal mmi-mode enable

<Sysname>